Restauracja Marysieńka

Carpathian Mountains


For lunch or dinner in Stary Sącz, look no further than Restauracja Marysieńka. Nothing fancy – just good Polish standards such as pierogi and crumbed pork chops served in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, with a balcony overlooking the broad Rynek.


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